Kasol New Year Tour

Believed to be visited once by the first religious leaders of the Sikhs, Guru Nanak, the Gurudwara at Manikaran Sahib is one of the most revered pilgrimage sites in Sikhism and is one of the best places to visit in Kasol.

Associated with a lot of legends, the hot springs here are considered to be sacred. That is the reason why the offerings to God here are cooked in these hot springs and are consumed as divine. Also, bathing in the springs is considered to be another ritual and a spiritual act performed for bringing the pilgrim close to God. With such pious and auspicious traditions attached to this place, it is a must visit when coming to Kasol the next time.

Originating from the ManTalai Glacier, the calming waters of the Parvati River are definitely one of the requisite Kasol attractions. The meandering river flows north through Parvati Valley cascading into River Beas near Kullu. A chance to leave behind the fracas of life for some time, you can feel the tranquil rumbling of the rocks as the water gushes. Though this place is not ideal for the adventure activities, the unfathomable serenity of this place makes it a must-visit.

Amongst the best places to visit in Kasol, Kheer Ganga showcases the panoramic beauty of the lush green hills and clear skies. A holy place, it lies at the extreme end of the Parvati Valley, transfixing you with the skies that are bluer and the hills that are greener than usual. A striking opportunity for beginners, the Kheer Ganga trek is counted as one of the easiest treks of Kasol. You sure don’t want to miss this chance.

Known as the land of Shiva, Kheer Ganga has mythological beliefs weaved around it which you can hear out while your visit to Lord Shiva Temple. This trek has more surprises for you enveloped - hot water dip! You can ease down and enjoy the hot water spring amidst the snow and relax your weary muscles.

Kasol is considered as “Amsterdam of India” which gives you an opportunity to awaken your inner adventure wanderer and rediscover yourself. Adventure camping in Kasol offers a once in a lifetime experience for travelers who are a nature lover and is the best weekend gateway

This place to visit in Manikaran is a natural geological marvel, full of hot boiling water that is rich in Uranium and radioactive substances. The water within is considered auspicious and said to have healing properties for the human body that can cure skin and other disorders. There are folklores attached to the spring that hail their origin from Hindu and Sikh religions.

Usually, water of the spring is hot enough to boil rice and other food and it has to be cooled with the water of the river Parvati for bathing purposes.There are indoor and outdoor bathing pools for both men and women on the lower level while the upper level has an open pool. It is advisable to carry a pair of clothes if one needs to take a bath here.

The ancient capital of the erstwhile Kullu rulers Naggar village is one of the Kasol tourist places that will not only rejoice the visitors with its pristine beauty but also nourish you with its rich history. A tourist hub, this small village is home to numerous jaw-dropping attractions.

The medieval wood and stone mansion - the Naggar Castle which has an exclusive art gallery featuring the work of famous Russian artist - Nicholas Roerich, trekking on the rugged Naggar trails, trout fishing in the River Parvati or the serene Himalayan temples, the Kasol attractions will definitely make you extend your stay here.